Hi Everyone,

OK, Ive been looking at the Royer R-121 ,

Just before I purchase it, tell me something else that could be better
and why, because this is probably a one shot at a mic for vocals .

Here is a song I mixed in headphones only called Psych Knife. Let me know if it's clean or a "bloody mess"
[MEDIA=soundcloud]devon-vonmonster/psych-knife-9-21-14[/MEDIA]

I'm new to this forum, and fairly new to recording and mixing in general.

Can someone help solve this please?

gear: sm58 or RODE nt1a
PreSonus ADL 700 channel strip
soundcraft spirit fx8 desk
002 rack. PT 11

I want to track vocals with reverb for the vocal headphones to help with pitching and
inspiration .

Hi All,

Hi to all forum mates,
I am using couple of recording softwares i.e Sony Vegas 5.0 and Audacity.
My vocals starts little earlier than the music and music running little faster.
This is happening with all of my DAWs.while recording.
Please help by giving an appropriate answer!
Love to all forum mates.
Hani Hijaz

Hi to all forum mates,
I am using couple of recording softwares i.e Sony Vegas 5.0 and Audacity.
My vocals starts little earlier than the music and music running little faster.
This is happening with all of my DAWs.while recording.
Please help by giving an appropriate answer!
Love to all forum mates.
Hani Hijaz

This is what I've done so far:
- I've written lyrics that I'm happy with (text + notes for each word + characteristics for the lines).
- I've layed out the melody as a fake piano ontop of the instrumental track.
- I've analyzed what's the most practically useful method of recording, to minimize the amount of vocal tracks to be working with.

I am brand new at recording and have recorded a few Christian songs (with a pre-recorded accompaniment track) of my 11 year old granddaughter singing. They actually turned out quite professional sounding, even as commented by another recording studio owner. I used Garageband for that. I also have Mixcraft 6, but haven't used it much.